Just a quick update: sorry about yesterday, I had emergencies at work.
I am submitting everything for final revision to ECS later today, and they have a meeting tomorrow morning with their team to sign off on every single item - including securing the best discount for the first 25 members that would participate. I would post the GB here first to thank you guys for the support in making this happen.
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Headers and section 1 first. Larger impact on power and more likely to be unbuyable in the future.Originally posted by Jickel180 View PostCurrently I'm running an airbox/pullies/headers car and am interested in switching to a full SS 2.5" system eventually, but it's hard to justify doing the whole enchilada at once.
After I got the airbox, I ditched my SS Race sec 3 for an Eisenmann sport, and non catted OEM sec 1 for one with 200 cell cats. I felt a power loss after that, and at my latest track event, my car trapped at the longest straight the same as a stock powered E46 M3 (with similar corner exit speeds and braking distances).
To get some lost power back, would it be advisable to switch to the dual 2.5" sec 2 and 2.5" sec 3 first, or go with the v1 headers and 2.5" catted sec 1 and keep the OEM sec 2 and Eisenmann sport muffler (of unknown internal piping diameter)?
These are the things that keep me up at night 🤔
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This, and I was pleased to know I wasn't causing the person behind me to have an unpleasant drive.Originally posted by Obioban View PostAdding Supersprint HJs cats to the V1s cost me 2 hp— within run to run variance.
In exchange, they made me not hate the car every time I came to a stop.
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Adding Supersprint HJS cats to the V1s cost me 2 hp— within run to run variance.
In exchange, they made me not hate the car every time I came to a stop.
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What type/brand 200 cell cats are in the section 1?Originally posted by Jickel180 View PostCurrently I'm running an airbox/pullies/headers car and am interested in switching to a full SS 2.5" system eventually, but it's hard to justify doing the whole enchilada at once.
After I got the airbox, I ditched my SS Race sec 3 for an Eisenmann sport, and non catted OEM sec 1 for one with 200 cell cats. I felt a power loss after that, and at my latest track event, my car trapped at the longest straight the same as a stock powered E46 M3 (with similar corner exit speeds and braking distances).
To get some lost power back, would it be advisable to switch to the dual 2.5" sec 2 and 2.5" sec 3 first, or go with the v1 headers and 2.5" catted sec 1 and keep the OEM sec 2 and Eisenmann sport muffler (of unknown internal piping diameter)?
These are the things that keep me up at night 🤔
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Cats make you lose power. They are a restriction. Just because there are holes that equal the original width of the pipe, the flow is really interupted. Ditch the cats for the power back.Originally posted by Jickel180 View PostCurrently I'm running an airbox/pullies/headers car and am interested in switching to a full SS 2.5" system eventually, but it's hard to justify doing the whole enchilada at once.
After I got the airbox, I ditched my SS Race sec 3 for an Eisenmann sport, and non catted OEM sec 1 for one with 200 cell cats. I felt a power loss after that, and at my latest track event, my car trapped at the longest straight the same as a stock powered E46 M3 (with similar corner exit speeds and braking distances).
To get some lost power back, would it be advisable to switch to the dual 2.5" sec 2 and 2.5" sec 3 first, or go with the v1 headers and 2.5" catted sec 1 and keep the OEM sec 2 and Eisenmann sport muffler (of unknown internal piping diameter)?
These are the things that keep me up at night 🤔
ETA on the page going up? I'm ready for some V1s. They're all I want.Last edited by Arith2; 05-03-2021, 09:02 PM.
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Currently I'm running an airbox/pullies/headers car and am interested in switching to a full SS 2.5" system eventually, but it's hard to justify doing the whole enchilada at once.
After I got the airbox, I ditched my SS Race sec 3 for an Eisenmann sport, and non catted OEM sec 1 for one with 200 cell cats. I felt a power loss after that, and at my latest track event, my car trapped at the longest straight the same as a stock powered E46 M3 (with similar corner exit speeds and braking distances).
To get some lost power back, would it be advisable to switch to the dual 2.5" sec 2 and 2.5" sec 3 first, or go with the v1 headers and 2.5" catted sec 1 and keep the OEM sec 2 and Eisenmann sport muffler (of unknown internal piping diameter)?
These are the things that keep me up at night 🤔
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I would definitely be interested in a resonated 2.5-inch section 1 also if it ends up being part of this group buy.Originally posted by ASAed330 View Post
You are correct, which is why I asked Alessandro to see if he can make some like their application for the E9x M3. He even pulled a new part number for this. However, since it is new, SS has been difficult to get ECS a cost on this part. Feel free to ping Supersprint to ask about 044022.
Although from what Matt has mentioned, it looks like it will be impossible to get non-catted Section 1 from SS.
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Oh sorry, I missed the conversation on the last page. Would be interesting to see how they do it, and would they leave the bungs in place. it'd still be a catless product, so not sure how'd it be available through group buy per what Matt said about no catless products.
That said, I don't understand why ECS will sell the catless sect 1 (can buy it on ebay from ECS too), but it wouldn't be included in the group buy.
The legal/emmission thing doesn't make sense as, technically, ANY aftermarket exhaust (catless headers/sect 1) is ILLEGAL.
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